Alexandra Kay brings 'The One Woman Show' to the Diamond Ballroom in February

The country singer plays Oklahoma City's south-side dance hall on Friday, Feb. 12, while her 2027 calendar fills up on both sides of the Atlantic.

The Diamond Ballroom was built for Friday nights: a big floor, a stage at one end and country music filling the space between. On Friday, Feb. 12, 2027, Alexandra Kay brings her headlining run to the hall at 8001 South Eastern Avenue, with the show starting at 8 p.m.

Tickets run $42.60 to $72.70 through eTix and are on sale now, following the Oct. 29 announcement. The Diamond holds about 1,000 for this show. For an artist whose year includes some big overseas rooms, that's a chance to see her up close without a pair of binoculars.

Oklahoma City is a stop on what Kay is calling The One Woman Show, a North American headline run that, according to The Music Universe, kicks off in mid-January 2027 with stops including Detroit, Toronto, Boston, Chicago and Dallas. By the time she reaches South Eastern Avenue, the show will have a few weeks of road behind it. That's usually when a set has settled in and still feels fresh.

The rest of her spring shows how fast things are moving. Rockshot Magazine reports that Kay has announced her biggest UK and European headline tour to date, 15 dates across March and April 2027, coming off an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London. That run includes Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre and Norwich's Waterfront, along with other stops across the UK, Ireland and Germany. Put plainly, the Oklahoma City crowd gets her a few weeks before she crosses the ocean for the biggest overseas run of her career so far.

The Diamond was opened to host country-swing bands, so a country headliner on a Friday is the building doing what it was made for.

The room fits her, too. According to its Wikipedia history, Oklahoma City attorney Ralph Russell Sr. and several local business partners opened the Diamond Ballroom to host country-swing bands. His son, Ralph Russell Jr., later opened it on weeknights and broadened what it booked. A local history, *From These Walls: History of the Diamond Ballroom*, covers more than 160 artists who played there from 1964 to the present. The calendar has long since branched into rock and metal, but the dance floor that was built for two-stepping is still there.

That matters for a show like this. Plenty of places in town can host a country concert; fewer were designed so the crowd could actually move. On a February Friday, with the week behind you and a full floor in front of the stage, the Diamond is the kind of room that makes a headline set feel like a local event and not just a stop on a tour.

A couple of practical notes. Price tiers on eTix vary, so compare before you check out, and give yourself time to park on a busy Friday on the south side.

Kay will be playing much bigger rooms in much bigger cities this spring. On Feb. 12, she's ours for one night, in a hall built for exactly this. Bring the boots.

Sources: Alexandra Kay: The One Woman Show, Oklahoma City – eTix (etix.prf.hn); Alexandra Kay plots One Woman Show tour – The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Alexandra Kay announces biggest UK & European headline tour to date – Rockshot Magazine (rockshotmagazine.com); Alexandra Kay – 3Olympia Theatre (3olympia.ie); Alexandra Kay – Waterfront Norwich (waterfront.co.uk); Diamond Ballroom – Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); From These Walls: History of the Diamond Ballroom – Uniquelahoma (uniquelahoma.com)